According to The Lancet, roughly one-third of the world's population suffers from anemia. (1)
The World Health Organization pegs the number slightly lower, a...
While they may not be outright scams, many dietary supplements on the market don’t have the research to warrant taking them.
Sure, they may help, but if ther...
That's the English name. They call it "long yan rou" in China, which translates as dragon’s eye meat.
There, it has been used as part of their herbal medicin...
Thanks to the internet, both the good and bad things about any given food are often exaggerated. Though at least most of the time, the things being said are roo...
The healthiest coffee at Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, McDonald's, Tim Hortons and Costa will all be the same thing; plain black coffee. Without creamer or added s...
In an attempt to defend their burgers and steaks – which are also known as atherosclerosis-on-a-plate –they tease, declaring how do vegans get B12 if they don’t...
Unless you suffer from narcolepsy, there’s a good chance the words in the title are foreign to you.
But regardless of whether or not you have that disease, t...
Not too long ago some of us went on Holistic Holiday at Sea, which is a once-per-year, week-long educational cruise about nutritional science. Each day from mor...
Q: Dear Superfoodly, because I’m on a statin, I’ve been taking a CoQ10 supplement as advised by my doctor. He just said to take a good brand and didn’t list any...
What does PQQ stand for? Pyrroloquinoline quinone. It’s similar to Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) in that it’s found within the mitochondria of your cells and supports th...
It’s pronounced she-la-jeet and is said to be a superfood. But if you don’t even know for sure whether or not it's a food, let alone where it comes from, can yo...
